Covenant House Vancouver is the place a young person can turn to when they need help. To achieve our vision to end youth homelessness, we:
The Invisible Work
Prevent youth homelessness before it happens.
The Invisible Work
Intervene when a young person is in crisis.
The Bridge Back
Restore a youth’s sense of self to lay the foundation for their future.
Donate to help a young person wherever they are on their journey home.
Until December 31, your gift will be doubled, up to $100,000!
Thanks to the generosity of Scotiabank and The Steven Chambers Foundation, who are each contributing $50,000, every dollar you give will be matched.
PREVENTION
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INTERVENTION
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RESTORATION
The Invisible Work
Homelessness that doesn’t happen, doesn’t make the headlines.
Your donation today will help us:
- Provide a young person with a place to turn to for help before a crisis happens
- Advocate for youth in need, locally and nationally, to address the root causes of homelessness
- Support families so that youth don’t end up on the streets
- Reform policy that leads to youth slipping through the cracks
Covenant House Vancouver serves approx. 160 youth, every day.
You can stop homelessness before it starts.
What is the Invisible Work?
The Invisible Work is about getting ahead of the problem. At CHV, we are working to provide supports to youth and families, and improving systems to stop youth from entering the streets. Our goal is to create transformative change.
Riley’s Story
Riley’s life at home was abusive. Their controlling father was constantly pressuring and criticizing Riley, which makdeing the home tense. Riley’s basic needs were often denied. The stress and abuse was were becoming too much, so Riley had no choice but to leave. CHV was there for Riley when they had nowhere else to go.